Join us online on March 2nd at 2 p.m. (ET) for
The Art of Self-tape and Zoom Auditions with Emmy award winning casting director, Stephanie Gorin. This seminar will offer tips for effective self-tape auditions from the perspective of an industry-esteemed casting director and answer questions on how to navigate remote auditions, covering a wide range of topics including:
- What casting directors are looking for
- What’s different about remote auditions and what’s not
- How to improve your self-tapes from the perspective of a casting director
Date: Thursday, March 2nd
Time: 2:00 – 3:15 p.m. (ET)
Venue: Online via Zoom
ASL interpretation will be provided for this event.
To attend, please register here.
Feel free to submit a question in advance while registering to ensure it is asked during the webinar!
Your instructor:
Stephanie Gorin, CSA, has been casting in Canada for 25+ years. Selected feature film casting: 13 The Musical, IT and IT Chapter 2, Aladdin (lead casting), Shazam, Wedding Season, Home Alone, Work It, Tammy’s Always Dying, Spiral from the Book of Saw, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Saw II – IX, Tammy’s Always Dying, Selected TV casting: Reacher, Clarice, In The Dark, Chapelwaite, Two Sentence Horror Story, A Teacher, Fargo Seasons 1 – 3, Most Dangerous Game, Private Eyes, V-Wars, Utopia Falls, Anne with an E. Theatre credits include: Dear Evan Hansen, Come From Away, Kinky Boots, Les Miserables, War Horse, Bombay Dreams, The Lion King.
Equity encourages artists from all equity-seeking groups to access our
Mental Health & Wellness program and to attend the online Webinars. Facilitating participation of historically under-represented communities in these and all of Equity’s activities is a fundamental commitment to Equity’s membership.
Equity gratefully acknowledges the Government of Canada for the funding of these programs through the Department of Canadian Heritage, Canada Performing Arts Workers Resilience Fund (CPAWRF). / Equity tient à remercier le Gouvernement du Canada, qui a financé le Programme de réactivation par le biais de Patrimoine Canada et du Fonds pour la résilience des travailleurs du secteur des spectacles sur scène du Canada (FRTSSSC).
